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- 3Baudelaire, Charles, 1821-1867. Criticism and interpretation.
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Fall 2009
Cette recherche commence par examiner le contexte sociopolitique de la période postindépendance en Équateur. Elle évalue également la position singulière de Juan León Mera sur la scène politique ainsi que littéraire face aux questions de la construction de l'identité nationale et de...
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Des Africaines rebelles : Léonie Abo, Aoua Kéita, Simone Kaya Une exploration de l'héritage féministe des Canadiennes d'origine africaine
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This research demonstrates the importance of taking into account the cultural and social history of African women who are part of the African diaspora of Canada, since these women immigrate with social and cultural background, including gender relations. In this work, we argue that the...
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1987
Text in French. Abstract in English.
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Du camouflage à l'affirmation identitaire: Le cas des Métis de St. Laurent et St. Lazare au Manitoba
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This research work, from a qualitative research perspective, through individual and collective interviews, coupled with long field practice for professional reasons, takes two horizons: On the one hand, it revisits the historical, sociopolitical and socio-economic aspects of the identity...
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Fall 2024
Effective science communication is crucial for public engagement with science, especially when conveying novel information and recommendations. The current study explored the impact of jargon (i.e., specialized language used in a particular field) on Canadian and U.S. adults’ (n = 400)...
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Écrire l'espace acadien: dialectique du rural et de l'urbain dans les oeuvres de Claude LeBouthillier et Gérald Leblanc
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This thesis utilizes postmodern readings of spaces to demonstrate how 1) Acadian spaces in literature participate in a larger palimpsest narrative originating in the founding texts of French America – essentially those of Jacques Cartier, Marc Lescarbot – and mostly in Evangeline, the epic poem...